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Godrej Consumer shares rise 3% after double-digit Q4 sales growth; flags cost pressures from Iran war
Godrej Consumer Products share price saw a 3.5% jump. The company anticipates steady performance for the March quarter. Demand in India remains stable. International businesses in Indonesia and GAUM also show positive trends. Rising crude oil prices present a challenge. The company plans to manage costs through pricing and efficiency measures. Future outlook remains positive.
Nestle India shares in focus as firm expands Munch production at Sanand factory
Nestle India is expanding its production capacity. A new manufacturing line for its Munch chocolate brand is being set up in Sanand, Gujarat. This expansion is expected to add 8,300 tonnes to its annual output. The project involves an investment of Rs 225 crore. This move aims to meet future consumer demand for the popular chocolate.
India luxury car demand resilient despite West Asia crisis: Lamborghini
Lamborghini anticipates stable super luxury car sales in India this year. New customers and improved infrastructure are driving demand. However, the company will not gain from the India-European Union Free Trade Agreement. This is because the pact currently excludes plug-in hybrid vehicles, which are central to Lamborghini's offerings. The company remains optimistic about future growth in the Indian market.
Navigating environmental shifts: How proactive hygiene shapes a child's future
In today's unpredictable climate, raising children requires a proactive approach to health beyond traditional methods. Savlon Swasth India Mission's podcast, The Doc's Pod, emphasizes science-backed hygiene practices as a strategic tool for physical empowerment. By integrating habits like regular handwashing and surface sanitization, families can build a robust foundation for enduring health and cognitive development.
Unilever to sharpen India play with premium & q-comm push
The Indian unit, Hindustan Unilever (HUL), is reshaping and investing in its product portfolio to prepare for the future, with a sharper focus on premium offerings and an expanded presence in digital commerce, chief executive Fernando Fernandez said.